AEW All In 2024 results, match grades, highlights: Bryan Danielson, Mariah May, Will Ospreay win gold

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AEW All In 2024 results, match grades, highlights: Bryan Danielson, Mariah May, Will Ospreay win gold image

Bryan Danielson was content with his role in AEW. He never wished to win gold. He also promised his kids that their dad would return home to watch them grow. A true people’s champion, Danielson’s journey gave everyone hope that they could achieve their dreams. 

He continued to give people hope following AEW’s All In event. 

Ten years after Bryan Danielson finished his Cinderella Story at WrestleMania 30, “The American Dragon” again reached the top of the mountain. Danielson beat Swerve Strickland to become AEW World Champion in front of over 50,000+ fans at Wembley Stadium. 

Danielson put his career on the line. That usually means a career-defining but ending match. However, given AEW’s recent run at treating the fans to solid storytelling in its matches, it made for some unpredictable booking. A bloody Danielson fought against the dangerous Strickland, who taunted him in front of his family every chance he got. 

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Danielson landed dangerous move after dangerous move, as did Strickland. It looked like the end of Danielson’s career following several close calls. The same could be said for Strickland’s reign with rival “Hangman” Adam Page almost costing him the match. However, it ended with the two in the ring, with Danielson forcing Strickland to tap out. 

The family of Danielson came in the ring, the exact one he said he would retire for. As of now, his in-ring career continues. He heads to his home of Washington next month for WrestleDream as a champion.

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Someone to keep an eye on: Christian Cage, who won the Casino Gauntlet to earn a title shot.   

It was a night to remember, not just for Danielson but for the entire AEW roster. 

Jack Perry used real glass, which started issues with CM Punk last year, against Darby Allin in a Coffin match. Allin did all he could to put his body on the line in the name of violence and then some. Perry used it to his advantage, beating Allin to a pulp to retain the TNT Title. 

An AEW original and recent signing faced off as Britt Baker failed to capture the AEW TBS Title against Mercedes Mone. The two were in a tough spot after several top-tier matches but they delivered.

At one point, Baker used the moves of Mone's idol Eddie Guerrero against her, forcing bodyguard Kamille out of the match. Following a back-and-forth affair, Mone retained the title. It doesn't look like the two are done with one another.  

Will Ospreay reclaimed the glory of the AEW International Title by beating "American Champion" MJF. Like their first match on Dynamite, they gave it their all in a classic. Ospreay was initially tentative to use the Tiger Driver, but MJF gave him no choice. 

Daniel Garcia, who MJF attacked weeks ago, returned to distract MJF and allowed Ospreay to use the dreaded move for the win. Ospreay now holds the correct belt, throwing out the American title MJF had around his waist. 

It appears Garcia is staying with AEW just a bit longer. 

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The Casino Gauntlet was full of surprises. Nigel McGuinness made his long-awaited in-ring return, while Ricochet joined AEW. However, it was Cage, who lost trios gold earlier in the night, that weaseled his way into the match and earned a future world title opportunity. 

The Young Bucks retained the AEW World Tag Team Titles against FTR and The Acclaimed. The EVPs used every dirty trick in the book to keep their belts. Though they won, they immediately had a new challenge ahead of them in James Drake and Zack Gibson, Grizzled Young Veterans, who made their presence felt after the match. 

Hook once again holds the FTW Title after beating Chris Jericho. It was a match that proved Hook is better than a Jericho feud and the FTW Title. 

Mariah May went from passionate fan to undisputed champion as she took down former idol Toni Storm to become the AEW Women's World Champion. The match was everything you wanted in a blood rivalry, with violence and all the emotion. Storm forced May to bleed, and the latter did everything she could to take down Storm. 

Storm refused to play dirty in the end, and May took advantage. She landed a Storm Zero, Storm’s signature move, and won gold after winning the Owen Hart tournament. Storm turned a gimmick that could have been dead in the water and made it into something fans will never forget. She truly is timeless. 

To open the show, Pac and the Blackpool Combat Club won trios gold in a ladder match. Cage continued his heel ways and paid for it. Pac, usually teaming with the Lucha Brothers, has new teammates in Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta. He got a moment in front of his home fans after missing All In last year. 

What does this mean regarding the status of Penta and Rey Fenix?

The Sporting News provided results, match grades and analysis, and highlights from AEW All In 2024.

AEW All In 2024 results, highlights

11:00 a.m. ET: Hello everyone, and welcome to The Sporting News' live coverage of AEW All In 2024! 

12 p.m. ET: To open the pre-show, Tommy Billington, Kip Sabian, Rocky Romero, Kyle Fletcher, Lio Rush, Action Andretti, and Top Flight (Darius Martin and Dante Martin) defeated Jay Lethal, Satnam Singh, Anthony Ogogo, Ariya Daivari, Private Party (Zay and Quen), and The Dark Order (John Silver and Alex Reynolds).

It was announced that AEW heads to Australia on February 15 for Grand Slam. It will be in Suncorp Stadium, which can hold over 52,000 fans. 

12:15 p.m. ET: Willow Nightingale and Tomohiro Ishii defeated Kris Statlander and Stokely Hathaway. As a result, Willow can choose the stipulation of her match with Statlander at All Out in September. 

More announcements from AEW: Forbidden Door comes to London on August 24, 2025.

12:30 p.m. ET: The last pre-show match saw Dustin Rhodes, Sammy Guevara, Katsuyori Shibata, and The Von Erichs (Marshall Von Erich and Ross Von Erich) beat The Undisputed Kingdom (Matt Taven and Mike Bennett) and Cage of Agony (Brian Cage, Bishop Kaun, and Toa Liona). The new Von Erich family get a moment in front of 50,000+.

Saraya comes out with her entire family. She is upset she is not booked for the show after winning the women's world title last year. Jamie Hayter is back after a long absence. Everyone rejoice! 

The ladder match for the AEW World Trios Titles starts off the PPV. The Patriarchy (Christian Cage, Killswitch, and Nick Wayne) defend the belts against the Bang Bang Gang (Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn, and Colten Gunn), House of Black (Malakai Black, Brody King, and Buddy Matthews) and Pac and Blackpool Combat Club (Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta). 

Pac, Blackpool Combat Club win trios gold

All teams go after The Patriarchy as Christian left the match. It was chaos to start as House of Black brought out tables. Pac was injured last year and didn't attend the Wembley show. This year, he got a standing ovation. Everyone went over the top rope. The Gunns pull a Dudley Boyz ("get the tables"). Christian returned while everyone was down, but Claudio and King tossed him. Everyone ganged up on him. 

Mother Wayne tried to climb up the ladder but the Gunn's stopped her. Killswitch cleaned house until Brody got in the ring. Nick Wayne hit a cutter to Brody through a table. Killswitch went for the titles but Christian wanted the glory. Claudio, who just came back from Mexico, Yuta, and Pac cleared the ring. Chairs got involved thanks to the Gunn's, and they brought out more tables. 

Claudio and and Brody had the Gunn's on their back, and they both went through tables with them on their back. Wayne got hit with a ladder. All of the ladders are very small. Wayne hit a destroyer to Black through a table on the outside. Robinson finally got a tall ladder. Cage forced Robinson to fall between the ropes. Pac got hit with the Killswitch through a chair. Cage got hair spray from Mother Wayne to use against Yuta. 

Cage and Robinson dueled with chairs. The spray got used against Mother Wayne, but before Robinson can put her through a table, Killswitch put him through it. Matthews hit Killswitch with a ladder, and Christian speared him from the ladder through a table. Killswitch pushed Cage to the ladder, helping him climb up it. Pac climbed and pushed Christian off the ladder. Pac got the belts. 

Pac was likely supposed to team with Penta and Fenix before all the contract rumors with the Lucha Brothers. So no more Death Triangle. But Pac still gets a moment in London. A solid match with plenty of moments. 

Grade: B

"Timeless" Toni Storm defends the AEW Women's World Title against Mariah May. Surprised the blood rivalry is going second. 

A Star is Born: Mariah May wins gold against rival Toni Storm

The crowd gave the ladies a standing ovation. They get emotional and start beating each other up. Mina Shirakawa is in the crowd. Chops got traded, until Storm landed a big DDT. Hip attack blocked and May landed a powerbomb to the outside. May spun Storm around and landed brutal dropkicks. 

May mockingly comforted Storm, which angered the champion. May with a back suplex and a big knee from the outside of the ring. She took out Luther and slapped her own mother. Storm with a hip attack and a Storm Zero on the steel steps. Storm was bleeding as Storm ragdolled her across the ring. May finally got back into the match and landed a hip attack. And another. And another. A fourth attempt got blocked into a big clothesline and a suplex. 

Storm with a hip attack of her own. Storm Zero but only for two. May got back up and slapped the taste out of Storm's mouth. They traded blows. May kicked Storm low, but so did Storm. Double headbutt to a standing ovation. Mayday but only for two. Luther took the women's title from May before she could use it. May tried using a bloody shoe but Storm grabbed it. She almost used it but Storm got emotional. Storm Zero attempt but a rollup connected. Knee to the back and front of Storm, then a Storm Zero from May for three. 

What a match. The story and match delivered. May finally won the big one and became a massive star. 

Grade: A+ 

Hook chops down Chris Jericho, once again holds FTW gold

Hook and Chris Jericho competed for the FTW Title. It is FTW rules. Big Bill and Bryan Keith got involved in the match but Hook persevered. Jericho took out cricket balls, but Hook suplexed Jericho onto them. Hook used a cricket bat and hit everyone in The Learning Tree. Keith helped Jericho out and he locked in the Walls of Jericho. 

Hook put Jericho in his own version of the Walls. Bill interfered and took out a table. Keith took out a barbed wire board and put it on the table. Jericho blinded Hook by taking out his one good eye. Hook took off his eyepatch and suplexed Jericho. Redrum attempt and Bill interfered. Jericho accidentally hit Bill and he went through the barbed wire table. Redrum attempt, Keith hit Hook with something, but Jericho could only get two. 

Kendo stick attempt and Hook hit the Redrum. Taz hit the Tazzmission on Keith. Jericho tapped out. Hook is FTW champion again. 

That was... a match. It is time. Keep Hook far away from Jericho and put him in a real feud. I know he just won it, but separate himself from the FTW Title. He needs it.

Grade: D

The Young Bucks (Matthew Jackson and Nicholas Jackson) defend the AEW World Tag Team Title against FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood) and The Acclaimed (Anthony Bowens and Max Caster) next. The Jacksons are dressed like The Beatles. 

Young Bucks retain tag team gold in Wembley

Dax and Caster start things off. FTR wearing Hart Foundation colors and designs. Jackson brothers get involved and get attacked for their troubles. Matthew Jackson entered the match legally. Nicholas joined him and attacked both teams. Bucks play with the crowd, who chant "CM Punk." Cash tagged in Bowens, who cleaned house. 

All members of Acclaimed and The Bucks are in the ring. Scissor Me Timbers to both Jacksons. Dax with suplexes and a double to The Bucks. And another. Acclaimed and FTR team up against the Jackson brothers. All six men are down, while Billy Gunn tried to coach The Acclaimed. DDT from Dax and Nicholas cleaned house. Matthew got hit with the Shatter Machine. Gunn got hit with a superkick. 

EVP Trigger blocked by Cash. Caster did the EVP Trigger to Cash, and did the Shatter Machine as well. Bucks hit low blows to The Acclaimed. Cash got hit with a superkick, as did Bowens but only for two. Bucks were going to use the titles, but Gunn intervened. Mic Drop from Caster to Matthew but Nicholas broke it up. 

Bowens got dropped out the ring. Cash dove to The Acclaimed. Dax with a rollup, and the Bucks tried to cheat with the belts, but only for two. EVP Trigger for the three. 

Match started slow, but the pace picked up as time went on. Young Bucks retain. What is next for them? 

Grade: B+

James Drake and Zack Gibson, Grizzled Young Veterans, show up at All In. We found out who is next. 

Ricochet debuts, Nigel McGuinness returns, but Christian Cage ready to cash in following Casino Gauntlet win

The Casino Gauntlet match for a future AEW World Title match is up next. Orange Cassidy entered the match at number one, which he earned. Kazuchika Okada is number two. The former Chaos members hug before Okada betrays him. Number three was Nigel McGuinness. Oh my. Everyone lost their minds for the return of the former world champion and Bryan Danielson friend/enemy. 

Kyle O'Reilly came out at number four. Zack Sabre Jr. out at number five. McGuinness and Sabre faced off in a wild moment. Okada and Sabre faced off. The former tried making fun of Sabre, but the latter used his impressive submission skills to hurt Okada. Roderick Strong out next. He attacked the back of everyone. Mark Briscoe quickly came out next. 

"Hangman" Adam Page up next and business picked up. He cleaned house to a loud ovation. Jeff Jarrett came out next, and Page wanted a piece of him. Page threw Jarrett to everyone on the outside. Karen Jarrett almost got attacked by Page. Ricochet is in AEW! He received a standing ovation. 

Christian Cage, who just lost the trio's titles, is in the match. Jarrett hit Page with the guitar, Okada hit Jarrett with the Rainmaker, and Sabre started to take over. Cassidy ran wild. McGuinness with a Tower of London but only for two. Cage with the Spear. Killswitch came out, but was announced as Luchasaurus. He put Cage on top of O'Reilly for the win. 

There were so many layers to the match. Cage winning was not one many thought could happen. Now he can have a world title match whenever he wants. What a wild gimmick with so many surprises. 

Grade: A-#

Will Ospreay facing MJF for the AEW "American" Title is up next. It should be noted someone stole MJF's Dynamite Diamond Ring. 

Will Ospreay dethrones MJF, AEW International Title lives! 

They both fight outside the ring to start things off. Hidden Blade attempt by Ospreay and he almost hit the ref. MJF took advantage and bullied him back on the outside. Back in the ring. They trade moves while streamers surround the ring. MJF goes for the Kangaroo Kick and connected. Heatseeker attempted but Ospreay connected with a big elbow strike. 

MJF feigned a knee injury. MJF blocked a flip from Ospreay and blinded him. Ospreay recovered with a flying knee. Ospreay and MJF exchange blowing their noses on one another. Ospreay with a dive on the outside, but MJF caught it and landed a Tombstone on the floor. MJF says anyone can flip and does a flip of his own. He missed a move and Ospreay landed a Spanish Fly on the outside. 

On the apron, Ospreay held MJF over the ropes. He landed a Shooting Star Press to a draping MJF for two. Stormbreaker attempt turned into a Cross Rhodes by MJF. Brainbuster countered into a stunner and an Oscutter but only for two. Kicks by Ospreay and a flying Oscutter, but MJF's feet are on the ropes. 

Stormbreaker attempt but MJF with a piledriver. Rollup by Ospreay and a superkick. Rolling Elbow by MJF. Stormbreaker connected but only for two. Ospreay was conflicted using the Tiger Driver. On the apron, Oaspreay tried the Oscutter, but MJF moved away. MJF with a Destroyer/Long Island Sunrise. Ospreay just beat the count. MJF tried the Hidden Blade but to no avail. 

Heatseeker attempt and Ospreay finally landed the apron Oscutter. Ospreay held his shoulder for quite some time. Hidden Blade from off the apron and the cameraman gets nailed. The referee was distracted and MJF attempted to use the title on Ospreay. Though he missed the first time, he connected the second time, but only for two. Brainbuster, but only for two. MJF was crying. 

Hidden Blade attempt by MJF missed. Ospreay pushed MJF into the referee, who was down. MJF attempted the Tiger Driver, and Ospreay countered. MJF hit a low blow after Ospreay hesitated. MJF has brass knuckles. Daniel Garcia stopped MJF from using them. Hidden Blade from Ospreay. Tiger Driver connected for the win. 

What a match. Ospreay and MJF delivered once again. The International Title is back and MJF now moves a feud with a motivated Daniel Garcia. These guys can't do anything wrong together. 

Grade: A+

BIG match for AEW's women's division up next: Mercedes Mone vs. Britt Baker.

Mercedes Mone retains TBS Title against Britt Baker

Baker with an immediate armbar attempt. Mone with a dropkick. Kamille helped Mone to start. Both tried to exchange moves. Top rope backbreaker by Mone. Mone continued to attack the spine of Baker. Baker finally got up but Mone landed the Three Amigos.

Flying knees to the back of Baker. On top, Mone with an avalanche bodyslam. She tried knees again, but Baker countered. Stomp attempt by Baker turned into a powerbomb. Cutter from Baker. Hard elbow by Baker and a neckbreaker connected. A slingblade connected but Baker was still holding her back. Implant Buster by Baker. 

Lockjaw attempt by Baker, but Mone rolled her up. Mone took the Lockjaw glove off Baker. Air Raid Crash by Baker. Mone attempted the Moneymaker, but got the backstabber instead. She kneed Baker's back. Baker recovered and landed a superkick. On the top rope, Baker landed a Spanish Fly-like counter. Kamille helped Mone's foot go under the bottom rope. 

Mone had the world title and almost hit Baker. The referee caught it, Camille tried attacking her, and Baker pulled an Eddie Guerrero. Kamille got kicked out of the match. Panama Sunrise by Baker, following by a Stomp, but only for two. Lockjaw connected, but Mone bit Baker's fingers. Rollup attempts from both and Mone pushed Baker to the ropes. Moneymaker for three. 

Mone and Baker were in a tough spot after MJF vs. Ospreay but still delivered. Some things fell flat, but the stuff that landed outperformed my complaints. What does Mone do now?

Grade: B

Jack Perry gives Darby Allin his last rites, retains TNT Title

Jack Perry defends the TNT Title against Darby Allin in a Coffin match. Allin has tacks in his head before the match. What a sick man. Allin dropkicked Perry off a chair. He tried to end the match early. However, he closed the coffin and attempted a suicide dive. Perry move and Allin landed face-first into the coffin. 

Perry with broken glass, a callback to calling out CM Punk last year. Allin put him through the glass and then used his skateboard on him. 

Perry taped Allin's hands together. Allin with a Coffin Drop. Perry and Allin move up the ramp and Perry powerbombs him on the ramp. He whipped Allin and tied his feet with it. Allin was thrown from the stage to tables below it. 

Perry had a bodybag. and put Allin into it. Allin got free and tried to push himself out the coffin. Perry with a knee and Perry won. 

Shorter match than many thought it would be. Perry got a big win and took some damage during it.

Grade: C+ 

The Young Bucks attempt to burn Allin, but Sting returned! Perry ran, and Sting took down Matthew and Nicholas.

The final match of the night is Swerve Strickland defending the AEW World Title against Bryan Danielson. Title vs. Career. Win or lose, Bryan Danielson will bring out all the emotions in everyone. He starts with Final Countdown. 

The American Dragon's career lives on: Bryan Danielson wins the AEW World Title

Jim Ross is on commentary for this match. The energy is palpable, and Danielson's family is here. They exchanged chops. Swerve glanced at Danielson's family. He looked to go after the arm of Danielson. Danielson did the same. On the outside, Swerve landed a kick. He tried a tricky move, but Danielson blocked it and landed a swingboard cannonball to the outside. 

Danielson landed knees to Swerve's arm on the inside. He then focused on the arm. Swerve with a backbreaker and a suplex. He focused on the knee of Danielson. Both got up, and they exchanged chops again. Danielson with an armbar on the ropes. Swerve countered and hit the referee with Danielson's boot. Prince Nana brought the ring bell to the apron and Swerve drove Danielson on top of the bell. Danielson is now bleeding. 

Strickland beat down on a bloody Danielson right in front of his family. He had Danielson on the top rope, and dropped him to the floor. Birdie Danielson, Bryan's daughter, is crying. Danielson got a submission hold locked in, but Swerve bit his hand. Lariat from Danielson and he continued to attempt a comeback. 

Strickland with a flatliner. Danielson with a rollup. Cattle Mutilation attempt but he landed a suplex instead. Yes Kicks by Danielson. Roundhouse connected. Danielson with kicks to the back of Swerve. Tiger Suplex from the top rope from Danielson but only for two. Danielson with stomps to Swerve. Cattle Mutilation got locked in. Swerve got out and landed Homicide's old cutter to Danielson's neck. Stomp by Swerve but only for two to a standing ovation. House Call by Swerve. And another. A third House Call by Swerve connected while Danielson reached for his family. Danielson kicked out. Oh my. 

Swerve kicked Danielson but Danielson slapped the taste out of his mouth. The crowd is electric. Triangle by Danielson followed by elbow strikes. Suplex by Danielson. Yes chants. Knee by Danielson connected but Swerve brushed it off. House Call. Swerve landed Big Pressure while looking at Danielson's family, but Danielson kicked out. 

Swerve mocked the Yes chants. Hangman Page is here. He attacked Nana and security. A distracted Swerve got hit with the Flying Knee, but only for two. They exchanged shots in the middle of the ring. Headbutts and kicks. Kick by Swerve. Flying Knee by Danielson. Another. Lebell Lock but Swerve got out. Danielson locked in the submission and Danielson won! 

What an amazing match, with so much story to it. Bryan Danielson is a legend! 

Grade: A+

AEW All In 2024 results

  • Bryan Danielson def. Swerve Strickland (c) for the AEW World Title
  • Jack Perry (c) def. Darby Allin in a Coffin match for the AEW TNT Title
  • Mercedes Mone (c) def. Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. for the AEW TBS Title
  • Will Ospreay def. MJF (c) for the AEW American International Title
  • Christian Cage wins Casino Gauntlet match for a future AEW World Title match
  • The Young Bucks (Matthew Jackson and Nicholas Jackson) (c) def. FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood) and The Acclaimed (Anthony Bowens and Max Caster) for the AEW World Tag Team Titles
  • Hook def. Chris Jericho (c) for the FTW Title
  • Mariah May def. "Timeless" Toni Storm (c) for the AEW Women's World Title
  • Pac and Blackpool Combat Club (Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta) def. The Patriarchy (Christian Cage, Killswitch, and Nick Wayne) (c), Bang Bang Gang (Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn, and Colten Gunn), and House of Black (Malakai Black, Brody King, and Buddy Matthews) in a Ladder match for the AEW World Trios Titles
  • Dustin Rhodes, Sammy Guevara, Katsuyori Shibata, and The Von Erichs (Marshall Von Erich and Ross Von Erich) def. The Undisputed Kingdom (Matt Taven and Mike Bennett) and Cage of Agony (Brian Cage, Bishop Kaun, and Toa Liona)
  • Willow Nightingale and Tomohiro Ishii def. Kris Statlander and Stokely Hathaway
  • Tommy Billington, Kip Sabian, Rocky Romero, Kyle Fletcher, Lio Rush, Action Andretti, and Top Flight (Darius Martin and Dante Martin) def. Jay Lethal, Satnam Singh, Anthony Ogogo, Ariya Daivari, Private Party (Zay and Quen), and The Dark Order (John Silver and Alex Reynolds)

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Daniel Yanofsky is the Combat Sports Editor for The Sporting News since late 2021. Prior to working for TSN, Daniel provided insight on combat sports for Fightful, FIGHT SPORTS, and Wrestling Inc. A proud Ithaca College alum, when he isn’t working on his golf game, Daniel is advocating for three-minute rounds in women's boxing.

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